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    in the Mist of the Early Morning (Pilot Episode)
    in the Mist of the Early Morning (Pilot Episode)
    in the Mist of the Early Morning (Pilot Episode)
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    in the Mist of the Early Morning (Pilot Episode)

    By Chrif Elidrissi

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    This is a story by Chrif Elidrissi, about a man, who after having an unpleasant experience with his family, get back to his home and have the most unexpected adventure in his life, while he was walking early in the morning in the county park across from his neighborhood.
    After he decided to take an early morning walk in the park to clear his mind and exercise his muscles, a man in his 40's witnessed the existence of creatures that shows up only in the early morning and vanish with the mist before dawn.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChrif Elidrissi
    Release dateMay 2, 2015
    ISBN9781310792847
    in the Mist of the Early Morning (Pilot Episode)
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    Chrif Elidrissi

    Chrif Elidrissi, born in morocco in 1981, started writing short stories in high school but never published any of them.Moved to the U.S. in 2010 and started working on the first novel, then participate for the first time and win the nanowrimo contest in 2014.Start writing and publishing series of short stories on newspapers in 2015.

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